Blaise Pascal Believed That Faith Could Be Proven by Reason

question 51

True/False

Blaise Pascal believed that faith could be proven by reason.

Identify and explain the phenomenon of group polarization and its impact on decision-making.

Recognize the mechanisms and effects of transactive memory in group settings.

Understand the concept of groupthink and its symptoms, as well as strategies to avoid it.

Explain the commons dilemma and how communication affects group behavior.

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